Roosevelt Pushes Court Bill to Cast New Labor Rules
President Roosevelt renewed his plea for court reorganization to add nine justices unless old judges retire. He tied the move to upholding his Social Security Act and reversing the 1930s child labor decision to permit new federal labor standards and a ban on products from underpaid work. He argued future legislation hinges on court rulings and urged action on minimum wage, maximum hours, and collective bargaining enforcement.
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Fashion is creating smartness for forty ish figures
New York fashion writer Joan Durham notes women around forty embrace smart vacation wardrobes. The travel ensembles favor conservative skirts, uplift tops, crepe dresses, and subtle jackets. Accessories include shawls and purple ostrich-tip accents for evening wear, aiming for understated elegance.
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Joan Durham
New York
Yematron
Il Duce Paper Urges Jews to Back Fascism in Italy
Rome dispatch says Mussolini's Milan paper demands Jews choose Italian loyalty or leave the country and drop Zionist goals. Editorial warns opposition to Nazi racial ideas would sever ties with Germany, framing a race versus country decision for Italian Jews.
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Three Assault and Battery Cases Heard in Police Court
Justice Schnauffer presided as three assault and battery cases were heard. Two defendants were found guilty with six months suspended in the House of Correction, while a third case was dismissed. Thomas Grimes testified he rescued his daughter Mrs. Fry after learning her husband had threatened her. Grimes admitted carrying a knife but said he did not use it, claiming Fry beat his wife. Fry said Grimes had previously attacked him. the magistrate urged Mrs Fry to act, noting Grimes’s defense. An attorney Frank J Campbell threatened to kill him. A travel talk from Emmitsburg described a hair pulling assault related to a recent fire at 106 Court Street.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Tueday
House of Correction
Thomas Grimes
Raymond W. Fry
Adamstown
Fry
Grimes
Travel Talk By Al Zonta Club On South American Trip
At the Hotel Frederick Monday evening the Zonta club heard Mrs. Lewis describe a two month journey along the West coast of South America. She noted kind, happy people, absence of poverty, and how locals tended to postpone today’s worries. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis returned via the West coast. Mary D. Cason presided. May 31 meeting announced as business in nature.
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Find Ransom R. Lewis
Lewis
Zonta Club
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Harry O. Schroeder
West Coast
Anies
Mary D. Cason
Woman Sentenced In Child Murder Case
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania on May 25 Mrs Elva Sleighter was given an indeterminate sentence for voluntary manslaughter in the death of six year old Jean Seville. Judge Wilson R Davison imposed the sentence after counsel withdrew a motion for a new trial. The Seville child died January 15 at the Sleighter home near Williamson. Her husband Glenn Sleighter was convicted of beating the child to death and is serving a life sentence at Eastern State Penitentiary.
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Elva Sleighter
Jean Seville
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Wilson R. Davison
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